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Sex Tips For More Orgasmic Intercourse

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Sex Tips For More Orgasmic Intercourse

Before we share our sex tips for more orgasmic intercourse, remember that penis-vagina intercourse (PVI) is just one act amongst many that count as “sex.”

Far too much emphasis is put on intercourse as a measure of a great sex life. We encourage you to explore using your hands and mouth to arouse one another as a central part of your sex life. The truth is, these are the most reliable ways to generate female orgasm!

For complete guidance on mastering these essential sex acts, check out our Foreplay Mastery Course.

We know Penis-Vagina-Intercourse is a big part of sex for lots of people, so let’s look at how to make it more pleasurable for both partners.

Tune into the podcast for a complete discussion of these sex tips. Just hit the “play” button on the top of this page!

Sex Tip #1: Make sure receptive body is ready for penetration

  • Start with lots of full body touch
  • We recommend orgasm or high arousal before penetration (hear more about that here)
  • Before penetration with a penis, be sure to use your fingers to warm the body up! (Master fingering techniques by enrolling in the Foreplay Mastery Course)

Sex Tip #2: Emphasize Clitoral Stimulation

  • 80% of women DO NOT orgasm through intercourse alone.
  • Most people need direct genital stimulation to experience orgasm.
  • Emphasize clitoral / penile / shaft stimulation before AND during intercourse
  • It is often easiest for the receptive partner to stimulate their own genitals once intercourse has started

Sex Tip #3: Master Graceful Penetration

  • The first moment of penetration can be exquisite and sets the tone for the entire session
  • Make sure not to penetrate before she is ready
  • Try holding still and letting her slide onto the penis at her own pace
  • Try holding still outside the entrance and then enter one inch at a time
  • Once in awhile, plunging in will feel good but make sure it is the right moment and she is really aroused before you do!

Sex Tip #4: Use Lube

  • Remember, wetness is not a good indicator of arousal
  • Women can be aroused but not wet, or wet but not aroused
  • Whenever it is needed, use good quality, all natural lube. We recommend the lube from Good Clean Love – use the code “pleasure” at checkout for 33% off your order!

Sex Tip #5: Master Your Movement

  • Remember that jackhammer thrusting is not the only way
  • Explore depths, rhythms, speed
  • Ask her what she wants and pay attention to what she is responding to

Sex Tip #6: Explore (Sensible) Sex Positions

  • Too much emphasis on positions but most are not practical if you want to relax into pleasure
  • What makes a great sex position depends on how your two bodies fit together, so you have to experiment
  • Use pillows under hips, standing on side of bed, use furniture creatively
  • Focus on comfort and the ability to thrust and move easily
  • Take turns being the more active one, let him rest and her do the work once in awhile

Sex Tip #7: How To Last Longer In Bed

  • Focus on making overall sex last longer with foreplay and attention to her pleasure
  • To make intercourse last longer, gain control over your ejaculation. Our complete program to last longer in bed is part of our Foreplay Mastery Course

Sex Tip #8: Explore The Extras

  • Hold still inside, explore her squeezing and releasing pelvic muscles
  • Make and hold eye contact
  • Use full body touch during intercourse to maximize skin to skin contact
  • Adjust your erotic attitude, from sexual scarcity to sexual abundance.
  • Embrace the spiritual side of sex

The Pleasure Mechanics Reveal All!

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The Pleasure Mechanics Reveal All! Podcast Episode

To celebrate episode #100 of the Speaking of Sex Podcast, we decided to share our personal stories about how we came to be sex educators, how we met and why we created PleasureMechanics.com

We both share never before revealed stories from our past, so be sure to tune in for all the intimate details!

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Dirty Talk: How To Get Started

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Dirty Talk: How To Get StartedDirty Talk is one of the most exciting sexual skills to master. Using your voice in bed offers many benefits: you can ask for more of what you want, arouse your lover with a few words and tap into your erotic creativity so sex never gets boring again.

Most people would love more erotic talk in their sex life. But few are confident enough to try it out. This guide offers a step by step process to unleash your erotic voice and get you more talkative in bed.

When most people think about erotic talk, they are thinking about “dirty talk” – raunchy, rough words exchanged in the throes of pleasure.

You can use your voice in bed to express love, to tease, to instruct, to encourage, to dominate or to transport yourself into a fantasy. Your choice of words, tone of voice and your intention all add up to create a specific experience and outcome.

So think beyond “dirty talk” and give yourself permission to use your voice in a way that is authentic to your specific erotic experience. You don’t have to pretend to be anything to tap into the power of erotic talk!

Listen to the podcast (just hit the play button at the top of this page!) for a full guide to dirty talk. 

Dirty Talk: How To Get Started

  • Talk about sex outside of the bedroom. Here is our favorite way to introduce sex in conversation: “I saw an article/heard a podcast about __(insert topic here)__. What do you think about that?”
  • Read erotica out loud to one another. Notice what kind of dialogue turns you on.
  • Listen to erotica audiobooks. Our favorites are the anthologies by Rose Caraway on Audible.com. Get a FREE audio book with your free trial membership by clicking here!
  • Make noise in bed. Focus on making a sound on the exhale.
  • Choose your language. Talk to your lover about what words you both like for your body parts and sex acts. Penis? Cock? Dick? Vulva? Pussy? Cunt? Don’t risk turning one another off with the wrong choice of words!
  • Dirty talk doesn’t have to be dirty! Dirty talk is just one kind of erotic talk. Erotic talk can be raunchy, romantic, playful or seductive. Find your own voice!
  • Describe what your lover is doing as they are doing it. Think of it as erotic narration.
  • For way more tips and strategies, tune into the podcast by hitting the “play” button above!

Secrets of Great Kissing

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When was the last time you had an extensive, glorious make out session?

When did you last experience a long beautiful kiss without an objective or goal for anything to happen afterwards, but just to experience the joy and pleasure of kissing in and of itself?

If it has been too long you can choose to bring this back into your relationship and notice great results in your relationship.

For more practices and strategies for strong long term relationships, enroll in our most popular online course for couples here.

Is Masturbation Healthy?

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Is Masturbation Healthy?

We receive email every day asking us if masturbation is healthy. This question stems from hundreds of years of anti-masturbation crusading. For generations, we’ve been taught that masturbation is unhealthy, shameful and sinful.

Here’s the naked truth: Masturbation Is Healthy! Masturbation is great for your health, your relationship to pleasure and can even be a positive force in your relationships.

The real question is this: is YOUR relationship to masturbation a healthy one? Do you touch  yourself for pleasure? Does it make you feel good about yourself? Does it give you energy?

Or is masturbation a compulsion without much pleasure anywhere to be found? Do you do it the same way, day after day? Do you feel depleted or sad after you climax? Then it may be time to rethink your solo sex life!

Frequency of Masturbation:

There is no one right number of times per day, week or year to masturbate. Some people masturbate a few times a day, some a few times a week, others a few times a month or year.

Only you can know what is best for you. Becoming aware of your patterns and more deliberate in your choices around masturbation will make it more satisfying and a more energizing part of your life.

If you feel stuck in a masturbation rut, or feel like you masturbate compulsively – that is, without choice and/or against your better judgement – it may be time to change up your patterns and bring more awareness to your self-touch.

Quality of Masturbation:

Many people masturbate from a feeling of sexual longing – there is a feeling or experience we have powerful desire for but are not achieving. If this is the case, check in with that longing and see if there are elements of that fantasy or desire you can bring into your sex life, solo or partnered. See if you can create the feeling state you are looking for.

  • How much pleasure can you allow yourself to feel in your body?
  • What are you seeking? Is there a feeling you are going for? Do you reach it?
  • Is there variety in your masturbation?
  • Do you feel more or less energized after masturbating?

 

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